Understanding the GA4 Traffic Spike from Singapore and China in Late 2025
In late 2025, many website owners, marketers, and analytics professionals began noticing a sudden and unexplained surge in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) traffic originating from
In the Lens Digital blog, we share advice, insights and thoughts on the worlds of web design, SEO and WordPress – everything you need to have a website that grows your business.
In late 2025, many website owners, marketers, and analytics professionals began noticing a sudden and unexplained surge in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) traffic originating from
A WordPress Care Plan is one of the simplest ways to keep your website secure, updated, and performing at its best – without spending hours
Your website has many component and it is important that you own all of them to ensure that it remains under your control.
Find out what the founder of Lens Digital, Andrew Spiers gets up to on a day-to-day basis when running his web design agency.
Be careful when using ChatGPT to create content for your website.
One of the most common myths in digital marketing is that launching a new website design will automatically attract more visitors.
Is your website navigation written for you – or for your clients?
If you are using Google Search Console (GSC) to view search impressions or rank tracking software (such as aHrefs or SEMRush) to monitor your websites
If you run a business website on WordPress, chances are you rely on plugins to add functionality. Plugins make WordPress incredibly flexible, but they also introduce a hidden risk: vulnerabilities.
When you think about your business website, you probably focus on branding, layout, and visuals. But there’s one design factor many business owners overlook that
When someone lands on your website, the first thing they see is your hero section – that top part of your homepage with the main
When it comes to choosing website hosting, most small businesses focus on price or storage space. But there’s another critical factor often overlooked – server location.
If you run a WordPress website for your business, you’ve likely heard the term “maintenance plan” or “care plan” thrown around. But do you actually need one?
You rely on your website to support your business but how do you know if it’s vulnerable to security threats or on the brink of failure?
Website downtime is more than just an inconvenience — it can damage your reputation, cost you money, and leave potential customers frustrated.